End of Maintenance Alfresco 5.2 and 6.1 are currently at Limited Support. Many customers running on Alfresco products are on version 5.2. These are nearing the end of maintenance dates as noted below, and for those customers, an upgrade to the latest version is the...
A better way to archive old Alfresco logs on Linux- Part 3 of 3 In the first article of this series, we shared the advantages of using an external approach to automatically deleting aged log files in Alfresco. The typical approach, changing the logging settings, can...
A better way to archive old Alfresco logs in Windows – Part 2 of 3 In the first article of this series we shared the advantages of using an external approach to automatically delete aged log files in Alfresco. The typical approach, changing the logging settings,...
Logs are essential to detect, diagnose, and troubleshoot problems. However, as useful as they are, you can actually have too much of a good thing. While it’s nice to have a long history of events, it is also critical to the enterprise environment to put limits around...
Despite the pandemic, you are enjoying working from home—typically pairing a nice shirt with old sweatpants. The kids are in their virtual class and the dog refrained from barking during the last Zoom meeting. You just had lunch. You’ve got this. And then, of course,...
Alfresco Module Packages can be a boon, but reverting to a previous version can be pesky. Help is here. Your Alfresco had been hummingly happily for a while. The sun shines, birds sing, and life is good. However, this morning you installed the new version 2.0 of that...
